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Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Plans Tor Gun-Boats.

The Navy Department is about to be-
gin the prepare ion OF plans for tie 1900.
ton gun boats for which provision was
made by the last Congress Inasmuch as
these boats are to be patterned after
"Gun boat No. /" now il process of con.
struction, tie work of the Department
will be much lighter than If gun boats OF
new design had been ordered, as ii Will
o,.iy be necessary TO duplicate the draw
ings already made. The limit of the con
tract price Of the new VESSELS Is $50, coz
eacn.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
10 - ~ -
MIC EInnprnr. fur aacn

BERLIN, March lG-It Is reported that
Emperor William on receiving the French
General, Marquis de Bssac, said: "Tell
your compatIiots that there is no dan
ger of war 80 long as live. | shall uee
all my Influence to maintain peace. God
will Soon call III to Himself l do moi
wish to leave my people a heritage Of
blood & rnanv shares my desire fol
good rC!atiJus wtth France
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
THIRD EDITION.
A Wonderfui Machine

Tho Siugtr Sewing MAchipe has beer
brcush h. 10 degree OF perfection thai
10 sim ,lv wonderful. When the eew
ing machines were first made about
two decades age, many believed that II
was m impossibility for them to even
do ordinary sewing, but almost every
year since then some impro vement has
been added until now II seems that
they are ~ near perfect % 1t 10 possibl,
for the ingenuity OF man to MAKE
them. They not only sew and do bet
ter and stronger work thar cln b done
by hand, bus also embroider and d.
etching and even writing, Some OF the
finest specimens OF this class OF work
ever done In this CITY are now on exhi
bition 1t the office of the Singer Dom
pany, No $40 Market street. This
work was executed by Mr. Brown and
consists of four black satin banners.
each OF which 10 q model Of hns art.
The first Ia a specimen Ut writing, done
rs nicely AZ IL could be with . pen
The next is bunch Of poppy flowers,
rs fine rs an Oil painting, while the
third Ia . spray OF trumpet flowers, and
the last 10 the trade mark OF the com
papy done In the beet manner con
csivable This work Is all done without
any on ira attachments, but the ARA
sens embroidery on plush requires ex
tTs attachments. There Is alss trs y
cloth with an etching in the centre Il
imitation of peR and ink work. AL
this work Is done ON the regular family
machine, and can eoou be learned By
any one who 10 possessed Of ordinar.
skill and patience.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Pen sy's Directors.

A meeting OF the committee appointed
at me annual inte ing OF tie stockholders
Of the Peprsv'vapi4 Railroad to nominate
directors was hel on " eduesday in the
iecre.aIy5 ,nice and named the follow
Ing board, which served last year: George
B. Roberts, Wis'ar Morris, Alexander NJ.
Fox Alexander Bid.lr, n. Parker Short
lidge, p. b Cnrnmins, Henry b Welsh,
J hn ice w ttberiil, " lila n l.. Elkirs,
William Thaw, II. II Houston, A j.
Cassatt, Q. a. Griscom.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
On Trial fofk

NoKHIsrows. PI,I
court house 10 this q
with n cuiion, crowd y
the trial Of John 1!
charged with the suas
HAverford, OF The slst
be gan
Tas well o., with tbu
Philler, presider, Of b
Bank Of this city. !
George N. CArNi, q
aud II, N. Bruhsr, VII
prisoner. Distric. y,
sat across tie way,
not guilty.
DIR. Bradley, vt0
moitem, SID The va
caused by heart dian
| pei haps, By shock
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

1t really does not pay to
have a single job Of printing
or blank book making done
without seeing Ferris Bros.
about it. Go where you get
neat work at the cost OF
cheap stuff. 3r3 Shipley,
Gawthrop building. ms
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
A BIG SAVE

On Clothing bought Of us,
as you have the advantage
Of knowing just what you
are getting and just what
price you pay. We have
only the One Low PRICE.
and guarantee every gar
melt to be just as repre-
scented. Do you suppose
we could have ever built up
such a business in Whining
ton ON any other basis!
Has any one ever done 30
before! The succets of our
trade proves that the people
appreciate our efforts to
have an establishment where
they feel that they can do
their buying with every
possible advantage at their
disposal. Our New Styles
Of Spring Overcoats for
young men are in stock
and ready for your inspec-
ton; examine carefully as
to Fit, Trimmings, Work
manship and Price, and We
leave tie decision with you
We know they are right snd
are only anx Gus to prove
the same to you. An i'm
mense assortment Of Od(
Pants for boys, just in
which you should see be
fore purchasing, as they are
the best and cheapest W,
have ever offered.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Will. TELL.


Prices will tell and every
body will tell the prices.
We sell honest goods, hon.
estly made for an honest
price. We are selling
goods so cheap it is hardly
worth while to quote prices.
Give us your trade and
we will try and keep it.
Our great success shows
that the public appreciate
our way Of doing business.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
xuiosiau

As jDhu PrerF's expires wagon was
pGssil 0a2 Fourth street, about ten
O'Clock ills moFf ~ one of the wheels
passed over a turpeeo which exploited
with q repo a. load a that caused by
the scharge of gun. Lucsiiy re enc
was n ured, although con- iderable ex.
element was caused in tie vicinity, and
quite dust wa stirred up.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Tho Plot Against tho Car.

st. PETERSBURG, March 16.-The Off
cial Messenger publishes the following
"On Sunday last at IL o'clock In the
morning three students of St. Petersburg
University were arrested in the Newsky
Prospect, having in their possession
bombs. The prisoners admitted that
they belonged to q secret criminal society
The bombs found on them were charged
with dynamite. Each bomb was arrang-
ed to throw eleven bal 8, and all these
balls were filled with strychnine. The
Gar and Czarina came back from Cat
china to St. Petersburg yesterday morn
ing, attended the ball given by the Grand
Duke Vladimir and returned TO Gatchina
in the evening"
LONDON, March l6.-The persons ar
rested in connection with the constitu
tional plot In st. Petersburg Indignantly
deny that they are in any way connected
with the outrage, and repudiate any ides
of conspiracy. Their motto is they say
"The people, with the Car or against the
Car" They have published litho
graphic periodical composed mainly o.
extracts from the works OF notable writer
on constitutional law aud political econo
my. The statutes of the society oblget
all the members to join, at the signal o.
their chief, in doing their utmost 10 sub
vert the existing Government and estsb
lish constitutional Government.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

EAsroS, March ~
close Of The third trs
a day for tir d,y' "
Guerrero, l7J mile y
l02; Hegelmsn, A'-
bourne, lo4 so No.. "A
Newhart, l'si MtJ
and Taylor, l1' ~
from sore feet sna ~
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

There ls a galiei
west corner oil Se'etas
that should receive W
Street CommisslOrr u
LII has sunk down, u
raised about two lniia
trap. In which S "a
foot this morning NE
the street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

Frederick 20 ba Prociaimed Co-Regent
LONDON, March lG-The Vienna cor.
respondent u tn STA dard says il is re-
ported that Enyersr William on his
birthday will proclaim Crown Prince
Frederick William co Regent with the
consent q the Bundesrath.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
BEE HIVE"
900 Market Street.
OPE MING OF
new DRESS GOODS

Every day. Sixty-six pieces
Dress Goods that have the APP
pearance of agent ones; our
price for them is 8 cents yard.
A good looking dress for a lit
tie money; comment is un-
necessary. For 50 certs we are
showing eight different styles of
new colorings and weaves. All
new goods.
A large stock OF finer goods
up to SI.65 a yard. Our stock
of Black Goods is complete, from
cheap cashmere to fine silk warp
henriettas
Ore small case OF Cashmere
Mixtures, 36.in, ought to bring
I37H cents. Take this lot away
at IL cents yard; eight yards
for SI.76; a very cheap dress.
We are selling very freely a
French Lawn, 40 in. wide, EN-,
broidered on the edge, for white
aprons; six different patterns
from 80 to IS cents a yard
Seeing them means buying one
or more; they are decidedly new
! Oriental Lace in different pat
'terns-25- cent goods-and thi
lis the first lot we were eve
able to obtain to sell for IS cents
seven inches wide; think of it
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

Samuel II perMG
W ilminEion, has rxs
his claim In iIrs
been allowed By lb,H
filed Lila claim t''s
Hay ward Of Wn.,1
tenn her 20, 1896. n
|lscted October q,
Effort cau.ed rscra
cision, aud fna
suit.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Dr. sinrns WITS ~


Has and Is still sSI
cures OF throat $40 % y
titudes tell US i!ln s
the consumptivts p
xely, giving veiy VI
Use it for coughs -
etc soc. and u, "a
King, Wilmington Il
pfa.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
fromised to Tan r

:" IAN
Yesterday rnorriu,rI
siding on Beune.t st,m
station fur an omoe
house and remove In
yesre of age, Who vnt
DERBY. Officer s,hos
brought him to the Nm
ipR Re WAS araisnN
when his mother .,suis|
time past he las been n
"Old Church gang"
drunk Ut all hoursoIn.l
who Is q fins.lcokini NJ
be has work 70 20 70 n,l
chine In the Scbuyltil1
the weather became =
his Offering to swear Il
liquor for two ytan Nj
missed. After The co,s
oath was admiahvM
manner by the judr,
he will faithfully ts,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

A LOTION SALE or B.lUTs AMI
IA shoes mex. Monday, Tuesday and
"ednestay evenings at No. II last Fourth
street; also a lot Of lasts, settees, table $,
drawers shelving. etc. M AkR l. %. IL Il.
Fourth At set. ml7.et
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
FIFTH EmDIl
In Dsad.l.s

%. snEsASDoAH w..
,y, en, ego 2 de.d.lo.ii' !
p prots;.i for llrsss ~:
p pro- use now Of sls.s.s
~, r.l a give n.s double Is
Republican msnb., 'm
Democrats, who v.r "
and secured the sn,.ll
brother as chief ss"s
other appoin,es. VEN
s tue whole Of Lac, ny
force was suspended
,.AAn ,n.,y,s'ieaslol s,. !
.ns. heitlef the cLjsl \,
brother, the CounsII.'sa'
citiz n. The RepubisI.'.. 3
ed notice On the Cou,ss
they would Apply . ~.
quo warrAnto 10 49, 80
omoe, but be told ,h..sJ
necessary, rs he vouIa
nation at the meth, ~.
His brother, the cbis
70 have handed In Ii,
the Republican rnsnss
the old police 'orcs !, Y
Amour's retirement, Y
Council a dead !oCi, ~
Gratis Gratis and seven Rs,,
force OF police seryID, y
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
order ~


Manager Soy ns N..'
of Music. with ss''" !.
are contil ln'
tablIshiug q p'' .,St
Eike in this c,s CYL, IA
will be carried , NV ..a,
is beu { icial sna . y
cal and other p'O'"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

NyANitD "A GOOD OARRI AGE
w painter 10 work on gears; stnyIe man
preferred. address JOS. A. POuUE, Ris-
ing sun Md. mI7-2t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
The Isasl y
~

william 5nl! b. " N.
court this mornlia III,
drunk and di 50 ~ "A
p was anod 81 aud co.,
and Besnsrf, h .ud d,
was fined % 'n'
offepbe. n
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

w ANrED GOOD DAIRYNAN
w and wlfe. with small family or nc
family, to take charge OF my milk dairy
and farm. Eli Iii W. CLARK New Cat.
tie, Dol. mlT-o1d.ltws
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
new ApvERfIsEnEN rs.

nUBLIJ SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
II intending 10 cAsnse his plsc, OF buet.
nesI will sell at public sale At tAs corner OF
Conrad and Monroe streets, on
TUESDAY, MARCH and, isS,
at $50 O'Clock q. M,
Tho entire ftscs and fixtures, con listing OF
. null line Of groceries; also 4 gosd sets OF
scales, Toe box meat racs. block, knives and
cleaver, oil eau AMI show case soouper,
measures and cssl box. whcelesrrow, coase
mill, 20 foot Of awhing, etc.
10. HOWELL.
Huh III Il Lank, Auot'H. mlT-lp
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

NOTiOE.
IN THs FAM FosK Co. No !,
HILhIssTon, March. 1887
On motion, resolved that TIVE hundred
certificates Of this Company be prepared, to
one OF which each m omber SHALL be entitled,
upon bis payment to tho Secretary the sum
OF 26 cents, and such certificate shall be the
ssle evidence 81 menbership Of this Co.,
after tho lapse Of . months from the passase
OF this Ieeolution.
ALEX WHlrURhFT,
mli-2n Secretary Of Fame u osc Go No. l.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

fLyANTED-A FARTHER WITH A
w capital not less than % 0, 70 engage
In Rro,sry business with reliable house,
that has good trade established To- year,. A
young man preferred. Adde'S Busineis.
this once. ml7 BIS
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

gKYANFED--A GIRL FIR GEN Elk l.
w Homework, q good baker, at 90 ".
Frunt street. mi1-2t'
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
HARRY HART,

THE b. Y. CLOTHING Hr'0. co
No. 3l6 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

NOTlUE-THE FOURTEENTH AN.
IN ruai me stinR OF the s,oekholders OF
the Excelsior Loi n ALSO II Ition win be hold
At the office OF tho SeoretAry. III Iarkot
street, on Tuesday evening. Msroh ~, 1887,
at 7. 80 0'eleok. The annual report viii be
presented and IN election for o1csrs and
directors held Attest:
ml7-bt VIM, f. HAWKINS, Sec
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
DUBLlO SALE-WILL BE SOLD BY
l. public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, MAROH 20, 1857,

n
Tho entire stock OF groceries OF the north
cast corner Fiftn nad Adaus stIeet, DAMNED
goods, tea esddios, Il lot Of tea, show ceas
Awninga, refrigerator, coal and wood. nsf
box, and lot Of orockery and other articles
j.. W, StidhAh h son, Auci's. ml7-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

NT ANTED-AN AGENT, MALI Or
w female, In Win in ten and adloin.
ing towns. TO give out work To lad lee, to be
done Al their honsa. Goods delivered FREQ;
no canvgssing. steady employment, good
waves, pay weekly. Address, GEO.
SHEA ND. Wilmington. ml7-2ti
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

At the 80. M
TIE Laopn' Bn ~
,srdsy Afternoon =, .
, me- Academy 10 ,.'a
s sno "BsCk llor
s drew large aati'IGISs
an CO. The san. o. upps ,a
evening, tut ny - ,siIls
"Tne Dog sp' ~.
Lsyo"
The Levy o. g.a ,ssar
forenoon and ~, wa a Il 3
in The transit. az " ~
Collins the ns GTsg.art
Mil Greek fhhu.Ilula,s
handed. Mr. s sl""
By indis19',ll...
1 =, o'c,Ok. n
| Anou. : q, JOIN ~.
| 1 Re .so ',iSi.S b l =.
s;xth street, ss',ssdN
cured cure any plup.s..1
/ D5uslh i
VA f. r. !, # 4 Il. +; + !. ":
w. !, 'q Ias1s ''''i' '''i'''''|
| i iUs. : II
| sale cs'1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02

Runs On with "A Minnesota Editors
VIE nndnOYY DOING 10 EurOpe.

\ New York dispatch of August 3lst
says: Rev. Mr. Seymour atias Cover
dale, the man who ran away from
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, with Editor Henry's
wife, was again in Jeflerson-M Market
Court to-day. Justice Duffy had been
notified that the Governor of Mime
soto had refused to grant a requisition
in the case, and that further proceed
ings of prosecution had been aban-
dCned. Seymour was discharged. The
alleged hbertine has received from
gentleman in GAINESVILLE a letter say
ing: "If you will stay out of Mime
sofa you will not be troubled, but if
you are ever found in the State |
think you will get your just reward.
If GAINESVILLE people get You they
would not wait for the law to take its
course. "
Justice duffy advised Seymour not
to return to GAINESVILLE, but the clergy
man said he could take good care OF
himself and would go back. He added
that, although he had LETT his wife, he
intended to take care of his children.
Mrs. Henry, he asserted, would not
again live with her husband, even if
she returns to GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Sey-
mour told the Judge that it was the in
tention Of himself and Mrs. Henry to
travel through England giving singing
entertainments. He claims to hare a
good voice, and says that Mrs. Henry
is a first rate musician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02
The saco Bank Robbery.

10y hNANhAolh W e~o D''P~"'I
SAoo, Me-, September From facts
that have been learned Treasurer Kelly
and other bank officers are led to ac-
cept an entirely new theory regarding
the bank robbery here. 1t was thought
Yesterday that McNeilley must have
studied the combination to the steel
chest inside the inner safe at some pre-
yious time while the treasurer was alb
sent, and had kept his secret until his
plans were fully developed. To-day
the bank officials think McNeilley con-
fiscated the bonds on the LIST OF August
while engaged in cutting coupons, and
that be did not get access to the secu-
rity vault on the day he left the bank.
What disposal he has made OF the ne
cotiable bonds since August LIST Is not
known. buthe hasbeen making frequent
trips TO Portland Of late, and il j. sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02

sreaks in high-keyed voice and talks
rapidly. she belongs to society
called 1.-THE Growing Hens She
sfeoks of her escort invariably as her
"man. " and Of the gentlemen in gem
eral as "the men," She IS never yIsl-
ole in pnblic without one OF these use
fnl and convenient articles beside her.
With him she walks, rides-she rides
well-siis under parasol on the lawn,
or odorns sofa in the hall corners.
She also sits, whenever she can,
in window. The moment she attains
popularity or fame as q belle
Inc sofa and the window-sill are her
neculiar and chosen arenas of fascina-
ton. Her conversation is directed
mainly at the topics OF the day and
badinage of light and airy character.
tier age is from nineteen to twenty
three. She never passes the latter age.
An OK team could not make her. Her
Younger sister, at that age which Is
generally supposed to monopollze per
feet innocence of the world and white
dresses, does not come here. She IS
kept Mt home awaiting hersisters estab-
lishment. matfimonially, when she will
be allowed to come and do likewise.
The Southern Girls particular spe-
cialty is dancing. She can dance every
dance under the sun, including all the
tip.ups, kicks, and running races which
have been invented by the dancing
master since dancing was taken from
the polite arts and raised to place
among athletic sports. Sheis the most
graceful of dancers. and would rather
dance than eat. This would not be re-
markable if it were confined to the
hotel here, for most of the guests
would rather dance than eat what is
brought them, but with her it IS gene
rally true. She is as light as fairy,
and graceful as could be desired, and
is so fond of floating over the floor Il
hojs temps, that she will dance with
another girl rather than keep still.
The Office Of the chaperone seems to
he purely perfunctory here. 1t pro-
badly is elsewhere in the South, for the
Southern Girl knows her world and
needs nobody to guard her At all
events the chaperonc usually keeps dis
crcctly out of the way, and her charge
is allowed the most perfect freedom.
This freedom she ulilizes in the most
enjoyable manner and with the wisest
discretion. In fact. the Southern Girl
is a most clear-headed as well as COM
panionable young person, and takes
all the uncommon events of life, from
n torn dress while dancing to a pro-
posal of marriage, with a GOODNESS bor-
doring upon ice cream.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02
Morrill, on Virginia.

Senator MORRILL,, Of Vermont, has O
high opinion of Virginia. He has, too,
The correct theory as TO how to divide
the whites of the South into two par
ties. He says:
"With a little encouragement and
no aggressive interference, the South
viii mark out and work out her OWE
destiny in national affairs"
AS TO whether the South will divide
or not in case the North ceases to mis-
treat her, there may be two opinions.
But all must agree that the southern
people will be compelled to stand to-
gether so long ns they are treated as
enemies. We now quote Senator Mon
plLL on Virginia
81 am much interested in the ont
look in Virginia. There is the key to
the whole Republican position in the
South. In military movements the
capture of strAgetic point simplfies
all subsequent manmuyres. Virginia
is the objective point in our political
manGuvres. Geographically, physi-
cally, industrially, historically, and in
fact in every sense. Virginia is the en-
pire Commonwealth of the South. Her
influence will be paramount, and her
example will have much to do with the
solution of that knotty problem the
solid Sonth. Since Virginia reversed
the politics of her representation in
Congress from Democratic to Republi-
can there has been quiet stir in other
sections OF the South, which will be
heard from. The South is outgrowing
its Old leaders and the Democratic
party"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02
SD Career OF n snendthrirt


The New York correspondent of the
Baltimore AmCric0n writes The son
of ex.State Senator Bovine, of New
York. is now lying at a hotel in New
ark, n. j., with broken leg and nearly
penniless. He is cared for by Captain
Donovan, the proprietor of the hotel.
The young man inherited nearly mil
lion dollars a few years ago, but has
sGuandered it all. He admits that he
spent $500, 900 in eight years. Bovine
came to Newark several years ago a
physical wreck, having used up his
fortune in dissipation and lost most of
his friends. President Macknet, OF
the Young Mems Christian Association,
gave Bovine help and employment, but
after few weeks lie left here and went
to Morristown, where he was employed
in a stable. After that he worked on a
farm for over year at Sl0a month and
board. About a week ago he read OF a
case in the Brooklyn Surrogate Court.
He was an important witness In the case,
and went to see the attorneys of the
woman who was suing to recover an es-
tate left 10y her husband.
1.-The lawyers gave me n check for
500, and sent me back" he said to-
day. ct was that money | was spend
ing when [ got drunk.
"How did you break your leg ?"
81 do not know, unless L twisted it
around the iron railing in front OF some
bar don't remember ANYTHING abOut
it,"
Bovine sent several letters to the
officers of the Young Mems Christian
Association asking for aid, but that as
ISOLATION refused TO do anything for
him. They said the overseer of the
poor must take him in charge. Pro-
prietor Donovan says, however, that he
viii keep him and see if he cannot find
some Of the young mans relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02

useless for them 10 stay longer after
suffering such a defeat. Everything
looks like harmony. 1t is thought
there will be no fight"
We ought to explain that MIR. SINGER
Ky Is the editor Of the Philadelphia
Record, and has been fighting Mr..
RsNpALL for years. We are curious to
see his explanation Of his defeat.
"Arswer that ends we'll"
We sincerely desire q revision of the
tariff, and are rejoiced to find that the
Pennsylvania Democrats are in favor
Of such revision. There is no good
reason why the two wings Of the Demo
CRITIC party cannot flop together '
upon this question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-02
The Indiana Earmers' Alliance De-
nnrnpeI.
~ teleeraph % the DIspatch.l

ny telegraph 20 the Dspatchl
Macon, Ga, September IA spe-
cial to the TctCGdph from Thomas
Vile gives the following resolutions
which explain themselves
Whereas we, the members OF the
Farmers Alliance of Thomas county,
Ga, having had our attention called
to a set Of resolutions passed by the
so-callod Farmers Alliance OF the
State of Indiana, which are alike in
sulting TO the President of the United
States and the people thereof and
whereas it is contrary to the principles
e our order to interfere with the po-
litical and religious questions OF tle
country be it
Res0hcd, That we hereby express
our unqualified condemnation OF the
insulting message sent TO President
Cleveland, apd derounce the motive
which inspired it as unworthy and dis
honorable toany body Of alliance men.
Rc>o'ccd furlhcr, That thepresident
and secretary Of this alliance are here
by instructed to forward n certified
copy Of these resolutions to the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
ISienedl NorET ALEXANDER,
Secretary County Alliance.
Attest i. r.. N,Y, President.